They don’t. It’s retaining heat that’s the issue.
Smaller saturation area means more heat stays at the APU for example, thus increasing the temperature. Only way to counter this is run the fan faster.
Anyways the new heat sink will most likely be fine, it’s just shock factor so much of it was cut away. Worst case the new PS5 will be more audible from a further distance
edit: spelling
No because the smaller heat sink is getting hotter quicker than the larger one due to less area for the heat to creep to.
Better designed fan and probably it’s within tolerances.
Just enjoy your PS5s
Could be a better, quieter fan, or it could be that the temperature difference is so minor that it doesn't cause the fans to kick up to a higher RPM. Isn't this whole thread one massive mislead based on a few degrees at worst? That's seldom enough to cause a difference to anything.
Better designed fan and probably it’s within tolerances.
Like I said previously the worst case is the fan needs to ramp up more, that’s basically the only issue I could see should happen.
In reality it’s a non issue
Its just typical console wars to drive clicks and its working look how many people are talking about his video.
I generally agree, but will add a caveat. The temps on the original PS5 were all fine except for one memory module that was borderline. Gamer Nexus speculated that in a warmer ambient environments (tests done at 21C), it could potentially exceed thermal limits.
The Series X is better cooled than the original PS5. Look at the Gamer Nexus analysis. External temps are irrelevant.
yer, well if it was a single youtube, just giving out his thoughts, i would not care, nor would Sony i imagine.
Its just his take designed to stir the pot.
Don't you hate sometimes, that you can like your own comments?
The heatsink is more efficient at removing the heat. Both systems likely produce the same amount of heat, but one of them is better at removing the said heat, therefore one of them has hotter temps.
There are 4 but they are longer than the previous version which had 6 but shorter.
A bigger heatsink is useless if you can't get proper airflow through the fins.
Wrong. Both are removing the same amount of heat once they have fully warmed up. It’s impossible for both systems to be producing the same amount of heat but NOT removing the same amount of heat. This is basic thermodynamics.
Am I counting the wrong areas here?
You might be right. I was counting from the outer pipes.Am I counting the wrong areas here?
I'm just looking between the gap and i'm counting six for both
Learn how to fucking count you god damn simpleton, , err i see 6 too, Dammit.Am I counting the wrong areas here?
I'm just looking between the gap and i'm counting six for both
Learn how to fucking count you god damn simpleton, , err i see 6 too, Dammit.
I left school at age 16, i received a higher score in french and Ndebele than English, which is my native language.
To pass the test? Brave
I left school at age 16, i received a higher score in french and Ndebele than English, which is my native language.
I think i ended up with 17% on my final year scorecard.( You get 5% for putting your name)
I would have killed for your D score,
Applying new thermal paste to a PS4 Pro or a One X directly results in higher exhaust temps, so I guess its magic?
Higher exhaust temp doesn’t mean it’s removing more heat. It’s still removing the same amount of heat, but doing so with less airflow.
Yes, I discussed this in an earlier post, the only way to know for sure is by looking at the internal temps --- that said, higher exhaust temps does not automatically mean the system is funning hotter. It could very well indicate a more efficient transfer of heat, which would explain the higher exhaust temps. It's why measuring exhaust temps alone doesn't really tell us anything concrete.
On this we agree. You can’t infer anything about how cool the internals are just by looking at exhaust temp. Maybe they settled for higher internal temps but still within spec. Maybe it’s a better cooler and it can create the same or lower internal temps with less airflow.
A simple yes or no answer question makes your head hurt?
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I love the amount of revisionism from DF themselves regarding the PS360 generation faulty consoles. Only the Xbox360 had a massive amount of defects around launch time. The PS3 YLOD affected far fewer consoles, and much later in their lifespan.
i blame my parents for moving to zimbabwe when i was 9
My launch ps3 stopped reading discs. Gave it to a friend for netflix usage and got a slim v1. That is still running but no longer has wifi or blutooth support so has to be hardwired for ethernet and usb plugged in for controllers.
